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Julie takes a lot of photos (she can take credit for almost all of the photos on this blog).
Ophelia likes copying her maman (sizing herself in the mirror, dressing up, lipstick, make-up etc etc), and this is the best yet....we have ourselves an amateur photographer!
For the last week or so, the main source of our daily entertainment is Ophelia's photo journal. Every where we have been (restaurants, motels, beaches, museums) Ophelia snaps away. Here are some of our favourite examples:
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Je suis impressionnee par les photos d'O!!!
Elle a deja un oeil! Keep posting her pics as well pls :-)
Posted by: call-me-Heidi | December 31, 2008 at 03:07 PM
Thought I'd check in again on your inspiring travels and saw Ophelia's photo diary, they're fantastic and great to journal these too. Well sounds like all is wonderful with you all and your places of travel, you have opened my eyes to NZ, thank you.
Enjoy, Claire
It is so cold here now keep hold of the sunshine!!
Posted by: claire | December 07, 2008 at 04:42 PM
et bien Ophélia tu es une petite graine de la photographie! wahou!
j'ai hâte de te voir, on fera plein de bons gâteaux ensemble..
Des bisouxx
Posted by: chacha | December 03, 2008 at 12:47 PM
It's a wonderful project to record what Opelia sees and what attracts
her!
The sights of small children are different from us,
and it is interesting to see from the photos how she sees the world.
My post will be delayed for another week.
Posted by: Takako | December 02, 2008 at 12:04 AM